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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-09-01
RICHFIELD.

Com cutting is raging.
Prepare your seed wheat.
GOOD time to fatten your hogs.
....Subscribe for the NORTHWEST.
I ....J. NJ. Robson is still lying very low.
H. Fails, of Weston, has moved on the
Henry farm.
49,. If you want the local news, subscribe
for the NORTHWEST.
.... Worline Winner and Sadie Rowland
spent Sunday in Deshler.
80. Mrs. Barney, of Grelton, Sundayed
with friends in Richfeld.
VIM. Mcdonald, of Jackson, Kansas,
is visiting his father of this place.
Emma Roach, of Neapolis, is spend
ing few days with friends in West Hope.
Mrs. l. Dickinson and Mrs. Maggie Reed,
of Cleveland, are listing Mrs. l. S. Henry.
Frank Robson, of Milton Center, was
the guest of his father of this place Sunday.
IF. j. Lebay, Anna Frankfather, James
Collier and Dora Kirk attended the Milton
convention Thursday.
.... Ed. Downward has bought the farm of
Geo. Whitehead, in section 20. Get ready
girls, he will need cook.
The Literary Society. of West Hope,
invites the patronage OF the surrounding
neighborhood. Come and have good time.
IS. Hoskinson is preparing to move on
the farm vacated by ]. M. Boulton. j. NJ.
Boulton will move on his farm east of Grel-
ton.
IF. A. Lebay ard Anna Frankfather
have at last shuffied off the the coil of single
blessedness and Joined the ranks of double
bliss. May they ever be happy in their new
found love. Best wishes of many friends.
I'VE think the NORTHWEST package for
West Hope must have took in the excursion
to Niagara, as it did not arrive until Tues
day; we miss it bad and do not wish it to do
SO again without giving at least weeks no.
tice.
Aug. 20, 1887. SILENT READER.
The best so cent Tea in Northwestern Ohio
at Bradley's. If
Bring us your hides and pelts; we pay7 cts
per pound for hides. Don't sell until you
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Coal. Coal!

Coal! Coal!
I am now prepared to sell Hard Coal, good
and clean, delivered at $3.50 per ton. until
farther Sss:.:c:. If WA. SA,-sE.
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For Rent.

Two rooms over NORTHWEST Office. En-
quire at this Office. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-09-01

ents granted by the United States patent of
fee, for the week ending Aug. 23rd, 1887, as
compiled from the official records by the
Howard Bros, solicitors of patents, cor. 7th
and E SITS. n. W., Washington, D. O.:
Total granted to citizens of the U. s.:
Patents and designs. s..................... JOY
Trademarks and labels. ls................. 26
Total granted to citizens of foreign coun-
tries:
Patents and designs. .................... ~
Trademarks and labels. 2
To residents of the State of Ohio:
Austin T. Bascom, Sidney, new paper fold
ing machine.
Wilson B. Cannon, Akron, self-closing-
ing gate for cashiers windows.
John Glass, Canton, see-saw and merry
Louis T. Clason, Springfield, wagon body.
Henry A. Dorsey, Newark, -four bolt.
Andrew j. English and J. Stubberns, Gin
cinnati, gas machine.
Martin W. Forbes, Miamisburg, combined
truck and jack.
Gustavus A. Gessner, Fremont, bottle
stopping machine.
GugustusW w. Getchill, Cleveland, motor for
streets.
Charles H. Hawkins, Alliance, combined
wash stand and bracket.
William II. Hayden, Columbus, trace car
rier. -.
George NJ. Hughs, wagon works rolling
machine for tepering bars.
George Ligowsky, Cincinnati, irrigating
apparatus: " tim
coupling. 40.
for pneumatic cabinets, etc.
Simon Ross, Jr., Linwood, furnishing for
boots or shoes.
Daniel Schoonmaker, Cincinnati, hame.
Henry Stanton, Flushing, steam boiler.
Joseph R. Tracy, Toledo, car starter.
John W. Clark, Hamilton, fence machin-
erv
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Bring us your hides and pelts; we pay7 cts.
per pound for hides. Don't sell until you
see us. If PoHLMANN Bros.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. GEO. SPRINGER
having permanently located In Mcclure, Ohio, ten
lers services to Its citizens and Vi
:inity. Especial attention paid to the treatment OF
Private and Chronic Diseases.
Office and residence at johnson House.
s# i, fs auQ Aft
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The best so cent Tea in Northwestern Ohio
at Bradley's. If
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-25
altmerifaai1he 0aaturtpnmoer.

Wdbreno i'm aIten europa iebes bon
Der 9latur beioubers benor3ugte pldbs
den uoblbetannt unb bielfa9 beihries
ben III. liegen in benz S@ooBe biefes
grpBen Continents 3ahaoie nod iinent'
oedte ober bod unbetannte gtaturuun-
Der unb Observation-Disclosures.
gs III faum elm babies Wenihens
alter Der. felt profeKor Qapbeu's SUB
suerit ben Dellowfone parf betrat.
Sebt fommt BON Der @ren3e Ser 3erris
torien Sbabo unb Montana. elm dbnlis
der, menn aud minber bebeutenber
Beri9t.
Da mo- ber Sarge paB iber bic
2ammb6be ber 6eliengebirge fibrt.
Iiest elm aebn Mteilen LANCER uub fiinf
WeiIen breiter tIarer See. Serielbe
trdgt ben Namen Senrp's Safe unb aus
ibm enipringt ber n6rbii9e QueufuB
bes Snate Miber. Wie aus einem
iiberfiieBenben Baifin iiiirat i'm 6oms
mer bos fible flare Wafer an ber einen
Settle oes Sees iiber ben aus Quar5 be-
ftebenben Nanb unb biloet einen fleinen
gurgeInben Bad. Der aQndblid gr0ber
tpirb unb eueIi9 su einem reiBenben
Strome anud1f.
Der See ielbit iit BON grlinen Wies
fen unb f9attigen parts umgeben.
3ablrei1e Sdmdne idwimmen i'm
CONNER auf ieiner flaren rubigen Slda
DE umber. gIentbiere uno 9iride
giebt es bort 70 mafeubaft, baB Elm
8ropper, Der ii9 am See aufbieIt, IN
bieiem Sommer ge3wunseu mar, bic
Shiere nit Geualt 5u nertreiben, oils
er fir feline pferbe etipas Gras retteH
tpollte.
Das MertmfrbisFs am Senrp's Safe
lit obne 3meiiel feline f1mimmen6e
Suiel. Mls mir am Nbeno an ben
llfern bes Sees anlaneteu = f9reibt
elm Reiienber = bemerften mir peuige
bunbert SUB bon uns entfernt i'm Wais
fer cine munberliebli&e Sniel. Wir
bel1loiien He am nd9fen Morgen su
erforjAen. Der berrllde CRIME 9aiens
teppid unb bic i1laHfen, iueun aud
niht iebr boben Weiben unb Gitten
auf Der Sniel, rur tpenise SUB iiber
Der sIibernben Wafer1d6e luben gum
Staten elm.
9lls mir aber am anberen Mforgen
aufmaGten, mar bic Sniel Deridmuns
ben. Sn elmer gntfernuug bon ettua
fiinf MieiIen ioben mir bic blbfaen fleis
men Weiben, tuie fie fi@ inn Winbe bin
unb berbepegteu.
9lls aber i'm 2aufe oes Sages Der
WiuS ii@ brebte. fam bas @ilanb wies
ber Iangiam nod unierer Seite ges
Idbwommen unb blieb enolidb mieber in
Der gedbe oes llfers fieben.
gBir ruoerten auf oafielbe au; OILS
mir iebo9 uniereu SUB auf ben @anb
Der Suiel isbten, CAB Der Gruno na6,
ueniae S9ritte bonn ufer bingegen
iounie obne @efobr Elm pferS iteben.
Die Sniel mar runb seformt uno aab
i'm Dur9mefer breibunbert Sdritt.
Die auf berieIben 5efinbli6en Tdum'
den mareu ni9t iebr feit eingeuuraeli; !;
iie tuanften unb fdwanften bin uno ber,
oils mir I'm iie berumsingen.
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bann unb mann mod an fie seba6t uni
ibr ettpas seididt. Serna9 iei es aus
geblieben, ba babe iie iih auein burb'
Id,lagen miiTen. llnb es fei aud ge'
gangen; ben Summer freili9 I'm ben
bl0ben 0erFanb ibres Qinbes babe ib,
Niemanb abnebmen f6nnen.
Damn fam mein 2uti9er auf oie
trauriee 8eiGidte nit benz 2anbri9'
tersiobn au fpre6en, gegen ben er iid IN
febr mibbilisenbem Sone auslieB. ga
wiIe s}eberh,an barum. 9lber er lei
nun einmaI Der ein3iee Sobn aus BEN
angeiebenifen Sauis, unb Nemanc
tonne ibm sumutben, bab er ben bum
men @trei9 our9 cine ebrli6e Seiratt
wieber gut ma1te. Gin bergelaufenes
Ding, nit oem es ni1t ri9tig itebe
Warum au1 bic glte niGt beiier alit'
gepabt babel Wenn er fir bas Sinh
elm bis1en tpas tbue, 10 iperbe ibn ylie'
manb nm bieie Susenbiinee piel on
ieben.
Sd lief mir bas Mlles ersdblen. otn'
auf moraIii9e gr6rterunsen .bes Sale!
meiter ein3ugeben. Sun Ser5en = ID
tpeiB nidbt iporilm-hatte id) elm 10 lsb'
boftes Wsiteefhbl nit bem armen De
fdbpf, oaB Id ibrem gerfhbrer, menr
er mir In ben Wsg gefommen tudre
nit pielem 9ersnisen einen Denf5ette
berabrei1t bdtte.
(Gortistuns fOIst.)
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Cine aroBe 3abl bon Sdwdnen, bon
benem mebrere cine graue Garbe batten,
ergriIfen bic 6lu9t, als mir bas flle
gilano betraten. Wir fanben aud
mebrere Nefer, ibeils nit iunaen
6dmdnen, tbeils nit giern gefhlt."
Cine anoere Mertphrbisteit In Der
Ndbe bes Senrp Safe finb bic iose'
uannten Wooie Springs. Ius Der
Msanbung elmer S6ble, bic ii6 In benz
Nbbange zines 6elfens befinoet, tfnr3t
elm ssIuB BON 3iemIitber 8r6Be. Die
alibernben gBafermafen merben init
6onnerartisem Gerdui9 aus Der Gelien,
0ffuuns gefdleubert unb breiten f4
uber elm iteinises, Diersig 6uB breltes
Quarbbett aus, I'm enolid gIeid einem
gataraft bon Stein 3u Stein Iausiam
ben Mbbaug binunterjugleiten.
Sauienbe BON 6orelen fiemnen fib
idgli1 benz Gtrome entsegen unb per'
iuoben, in ben unterirbii9en 6IuB eins
aubringen. Mber tpieoer uno INNER
iuieoer tuerben sc our1 bic Wudt Der
5tr6muns surhdsef@Ieu6ert. Die Sn'
bianer fanssn un6 berpaden bort iibr >
gems alidbrlid piele Sonnen Der tpobl'
i9medenben Slide.
6ie brineen babel cine eigentbamlide
Metbobe sur alupenbune. Gin Stod
tpirb aure1tgeidnitten. Oas cine gnbe
beHslben mirb 10 3ugei9drft, baB bic
duberlte Spibe zines @emfenbornes bes
quem oarauf seiebt werben fann. Oie'
Re tpirb nit einem ifarfen, fur;en Binbs
faoen on bas Stodenbe befeitiyt. Der
Sii1er tritt nun an bas untere gnoe
6es Walisrfalles, mo bas Waifer rubiger
3u HisBen anfdnst, erbsbt ben Irm, uno
IdBt ben Speer nit allG 2raft auf cine
porbeii9wimmenbe Goreqe nieberiau.
fen. ginen glugenblid lang II oas
WaRer bIutis eefdrbt. Der Slider
siebt aurid, bic 6ornfpibe LOT fi9, unb
elm feiner Slid aappelt an bem ganbe.
Seldam III aud bic Weiie, auf wels
DIE bie WiIben bic Gorellen geniebbar
ma9en: Sic fneten 1ebm, ben he bonn
ltfer bss Sees losl6ien su einem 3eig.
Wht bieiem Seig mirb bann iebe Gorels
lie einseln umgeben. Sie erbdlt cine
2etmnmbnluns bon einem 3oa bid.
unb tpirb bann gum Baden ins Geuer
eeleet. Rad mebreren Stunoen ipers
ben fie tuieber berausgebolt, uno nit
Steiuen ge6hnet.
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cages Veni8feitem.
SnIa b.

SIM 8unoesienate berbanbeltt
man iiber bic Bill, burG tuel9er bei
prdEbent Der 8ereinisten Staten auf.
geforbert unb autorifirt wiro, bic Sn'
tereiien unb He1te Der ameritaniiden
Slider seseniiber ben 8eb6rbsn Der
canabii6en Oomiuiums 3u bei9hben.
gs fielen iebr befiige Morte babel. unb
Der alte gparts f9eute fid fogar ribt,
gang often absumdgeu, wel6es oiee an
cen zines 2rieses aiuiiden gng dno
unb. ben 8ereinigten 6taaten iein iulir'
ben. Die Bil murbe fd,lieBli@ dnge-
nommen.
- Bei elmer Geiisi, rplolion in Der
gdbe pon Maegbanp @iiD famen mebs
rere Mrbeiter ums 2eben unb nod m: br
muroen i1mer permunbet unb u,r.
briibt. Gin 25O0 pfunb f1meres S.iid
BON benz 2eKel purbe 800 Oaro nsiI
aeIdleuoert unb fnidte untermegs msls
rere bide Baumfdmme wie StrO Is
balme.
- Sn Delaipare, Ohio, lpurbe b,r
Wortfiibrer Der &. Of. 8. 6ur9 einen
Deteetipe aus 2oneaner, pa.. perbaftet,
tpeI9er in ibm einen entfiobenen 3u9ts
bausfrdfing erfannte.
- 6rduIein Ban 3anbt, bic notos
rietdtsihdtige pgraut1 bes Nuar6iifen
SpieB, bat ben 8eriu6, ben Wiber,
fpru1 bes Sberiffs gegen ibre So93eii
i'm 8efdnsniB. 3u breden. aufseseben.
sic piro iebt nit ibrer Mutter mad
paris reiien, um bort bic gntfdeiouna
iiber SpieB' Sdidial ab3uwarien.
= Das 6auseomite fir 2anbmirtb'
fd5aft bat bef6lofen, bic 2aHbom'idt
Bill, mad mel1er Der gferbaueommii'
idr bepolImd9tist iein ioll, Sameu in
Wertbe bon $50. 900 nod ben Sifrit'
ten bon Seras gu ienben, in benen BIZ
Diirre felt einem pollen Sabre berrf6tt
unb ben aderbau DOllitdnbis labm leg'
te, einsuberi9ten.
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500 eelpbamms.
a. 800

Die 9sier Der vGreien prefe4 iuerben
fi1 freuer, tpenn fie bic yta6ri9t pers
nebmen, baB es tpenisffens cine tobt'
bringenbe 3ranfbeit giebt, tuelbe bic
WiFenidaft In allen ibren Stobien au
beiIen bermag, unb oas 1T Der @atarrb.
6all's @otarrb Sure 1T bas ein3ige Der
mebi3inii1en Briiberi9aft befannte
6eilmittel. gatarrb iit cine conititus
tione[Ie Qrantbeit uub erforbert besbaIb
eonifitutiouele SeiImittel. gs wiro
innerli1 angemanbt uub uirft brett
auf bas 8lut unb bic fiiifge Oberadde
bes Spiems. Dabur9 serfi6rt es ben
8runb Der 2ranfbeit uuo tdrft ben
patienten, neil es bic 2onfiitution auf'
baut uno bic Natur in ibret Nrbeit uns
terifiibt. Die gigenibimer befBen elm
5oI9es 3utrauen in bic beilenben gis
geni9aften, bob biefelben 500 Offeris
rem fir ieben 6aa, in oem es ni6t beilt.
Man ibide fiir 3eugniiie unter Der
MbreHe: 8. 5. @benep 6 8 o.,
Solebp, 8.
s9 gu berfaufen Bel allenapOtbetern
ftir Is Gents.
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- 9asStodton, gal., s8anuer" bes
riGtet: Serr albert 6eufe. elm Garmer
nabe unierer Stabt, betrat unfere Ofs
flee por einisen Sasen, NIT elmer 6la'
i1e ct. SafobssOel in feiner 4afGe.
Nuf unfere 6rage eruiberte er, bab ibnl
Der sroBe Samer3enifiller st. Safobss
Del bel neri6iebenen @elegenbeiten bic
gr6Bien Disnte eeIeiffet babe uuo bab
Ct ibn INNER in ieinem 0auie porrd'
tbig hGlt.
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Die GMneIIiafeit oeS Jprtidtrittes ast
benz @eae aar Wetunobctt,

ieIbii penn elm sutes WlittsI sesen bic arant'
belt ssbroudt rirb, bdnst gum eroben Sbeile
bon Der art unb @eiie ab, In ber CO anssipano'
pirb. linreselmdbise NIT llnterbrednng ae'
braudte Oofen f6nnen uns ieinen antalt ous
riatisen Heurtbeiluns Der @irftamtsit cine,
Mebiain aebsn, pie bsilfrdftis bieieIbe aud
iein mag Benn iie baaeeen in ridtisen Doisu
in bcraeidriebenen 8piidenrdumsn einsenrm'
men pirS, nirb elm aubsrldifises Seilmittel ben
3med feines @ebraudes erreiden. Inter ben
SeiImitteln, ipsIde, ipeun fie fnfematil9 nno
nit BebarrIidfeit aebraudt merben, sriinblihs
uno bauernhe Ruren bsipirfen unb bic @ieoer'
tebr periobii6 auftreteaber 8ranfbeittn bsrs
bitten, nimnt Q itetters Rasenbit:
ters cine beion6ers bobe StelIe rim. 8ei
werbauunsslsiben, Sdp6de, @beumatismns,
@eaIsIfebsr, eeberleiben, untbdtisseit Der Rte
rem unb Der 8Iafe, geritoptuus ano anberen
orsanif&en 3tonfbei en-. 1T es elm erbrcbtes
SeilmitteI, bem bic Aerste ibre profefFone!ls
9illisuns ertbeiIt boben, unb peldes ais Elm
Stdrfunss., aIteratib. uno SausmitteI segsn
aeibsn bss Masens, Der eeber uno Der Elm.
seipeibe cine unbesren,te wopularitdt senisbt.
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WnnSerbare Saettnna.

Der sIpotbeter u. gS. Neeb bon @in9tffer,
Snb., fdreibt: Cine meiner suu6en, 2oniia
Vife Bartonia, 8anooIpb gountb, Snb., lit
felt LANCER Belt on aus3ebruns unb mar bon
ibren aersten aufsessbsn iporSen. Sic b0rte
bon Or. &inss 1ep Diseoberb sesen Gusjeb.
runs unb faufte bas Tlittsl bel mir. Rad 6
Wlonaten fam iie su Gub mad unferer Staft,
cine Gntfsrnnns bon wleiIen, uab il istt 10
ipeit bereefellt, bab fie ben @ebroud bes Britt
tells einseiteIlt bat. Sic beroanft oemielben ibr
2eben.
probsFaf9su gratis in Der apotbsse bon u
Trejs.
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Qorb SoueraI unb fein &

2orb SoneraI unb fein 2ut'
i9er puroen auf bem irii9en 2anbfibe
bes 9orbs sci @orf BON eiuem 5abmen,
aber toll selporbenen 6uGie gebifen.
Beibe baben fib nod paris gum prc'
fefor pafteur begeben, ber on ibuen
feline neue SmpfsMetbObe in auuen'
buna bringen wia.
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- Der Sdmeiaer Bunbesratb bat
cine Warnung Dor ber ausmanberung
mad Der arsentiniiGen &epublif berr
0ffentIift, neil bafelbit bic gbolera aur
3eit i9rsdli6e 0erbeerungen anriGtet.
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gnlpfo6len::

Der RsauIaier furirt aIlemaI. Sd empfsbls
i6s auf has Dsreitpi1ioHe alen, ipsl4e an sal'
Iiaen dnfd1en eber au einsr BURG sebsrforuns
bsruria&ten 3rantbeit leiben.
sanias 9Th, Wc. u. ". uernas0'
sd Utt sshr ON Moesnbef&perben. aoptpe9
n. h. Din Nad5bay, peI9er Sin,mcns tsctr
RecuIaior sinaeucmmsn bate, lagte msr, g lss
eir fiGereS 6eiImiiteI geaen ufin 3tioen. Ote
eras 0oIis. Bic i& einnabm, baIf mir isRr uno
In Reif etuer DoGe mar Id 10 fdrf uuo trait'g
pit it. % n bie here arjnti, eie tn &C.
atn DAspebfie sebrau9ts.
Hi4uoub, 1a. p. v. srenisa~'
Ssaaaie Bon eiram Mariner, Obsrrtd'
Ter bcn @ecrQia 50 babe Simmons etoer
9soulator asaen SartIeibisteit, bic eurd cine
rofiberoetenbe eeberf0taug beruriatt mar,
IN ben Iftfeu nrei cbsr bier Sabren uuo pets NIT
eutf4tebeaemR Ruteu stbrandt.a
Sd babe lsit 1885 Grfatmns mii Simuons
Qibu NsouIator unb betra6tt i'm aIS bie mdd)s
ilole Qrnei her 0eaenipart aeeen bic ben mala'
-i|dtn 0eoenbsn eipsutbimli&sn araufbeiteu.
oine 70 eak auuti berbieut ausemeins Gm'
yss. d.. .. Htarten,
Gem. Ser. eibI. DapiiR theological Stmin,
- e Go siebtmur etnen Sim,'
mons eiver &esulator.
M&te barauf, ben d@teu su betont'
men, beheit llmf4log born NIT BEN TO-
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Sn New Oort serietb elm geuiifer
Se 2eon, Der fi9 als Mifrolosif be3ei9.
nste unb elm 8emerbe baraus mante,
tpeiBe MdbGen unter faIi9en Worfpies
selunsen sur &eiie nod Banana au
berloden, tpo er He bann als peibe
Stlaoen In 9aiierb6blen pertaufte. ben
Beb6rben in bic Sdnbe. Da ibm iein
8erbreden nadgemieien ipurbe. erbielt
er Is Sabre 3uhtbaus. Die 3abl
feiner Opfer iOl iid auf Sunberte be'
lauien.
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u 81 q NIB.

= Sn Oeiferreidb bat man foeben
bic Beftimmunsen slr ginberufuns bes
0anbiturms ermeitert. Mlan glaubt
babur9 cine @eiammtitarfe bes 2anb'
TURNS bon / Million Maun 5u ere
rei9eH.
= Oberf 8riiianb melbet BON Sons
qlin nod paris, 6aB er einen groben
S;eg iiber bic n&ebellen" baponsetras
gen babe. Dana1 baben bic Granjo'
fen bic feiubli9en poiitionen bel Mis
taesSbanboa erobert unb 6ie nS@war5'
ifaegenA nit einem Derlulfe BON 500
Mann in bic 6lu9t sei9Iagen. lleber
bic eisenen gerlufte iast grifanb
Widlts. =
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Annlalla.ing $40. ooo. 600 a Month.
tBoston Commercial Bulletin.]

Boston Commercial Bulletinl
About so, 900, 900 worth of property
has been annihilated in the United
States thus far in this peaceful year of
our Lord lSS7--not by anarchists nor
roitous strikers, but by fires alone.
This country is so much the poorer,
and it is very pretty sum. The
prospects are that the remaining four
months will swell the total draft upon
the accommodations of the good people
of this country to the extent of at least
$l00,000,000 This problem in our
social economy is becoming more and
more serious. Fire underwriters, who
IRE made To realize very forcibly that
this loss comes out of some one, have
endeavored in recent years To get the
President to call attention to this ter
rible waste of labor and resource in
his annual message, but the recomen-
daiion has not been considered of suin
ticient importance. Perhaps the Pres
ident is waiting until this annual bill
of carelessness and criminality shall
fooot up $150,000.000. The public
mind needs to be thoroughly aroused
To the loss of wealth which this country
is suffering, which no other nation
ever suffered, and few emphatic
words in the forthcoming message to
Congress would go far toward awaken
ing such concern as should be properly
manifested. A great proportion of the
fire loss can be Obviated, and millions
of dollars he earned by saving them,
for the majority of fires occur either
from carelessness or crime, and moth :
ing like adequate attention is devoted
tn this state of affairs. Notwithstand-
ing there are no politics in it, there
are few questions of such importanc o
in this country rs this growing destruc-
ton of property by fire, and while
officials high in power may pass II by
on the other side it will nevertheless
burn its way into tho minds Of the
masses through their pockets. But
why wait for severer Christening
Won't sic, 100000 month answers
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08

The Silver State is informed that
the Manhattan mine at Austin has
been closed by creditors, and that
everything belonging to the company
is under attachment. The miners,
suspecting that crash was coming,
made heavy acquisitions for provisions,
clothing, ETC., ON the C0mpany's store,
and, it is said, almost cleaned it out.
Suits upon suits were instituted against
the company by creditors. one being
by the Nevada Central Railway for
heavy freight bills The Manager. L..
j. Hanchett, is east, and the mine has
been placed in charge of a new super
intendent.
Last Spring the mine was purchased
by the present Company, the price
paid being over million dollars.
Immediately afterwards an assessment
of fifty cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the Company, and
concentrating machinery WIS erected
TO reduce low grade ores, of which
there was said to be large quantities
in the old dumps. Itappears, however,
that it did not pay and the wages of
miners have not been paid for tome
time.
1t is hoped that the suspension is
only temporary, as the closing down
of The Manhattan would be death
flow to Austin.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08
Prospectors.

The Chicago Mining Review says
the great army of prospectors is like
The skirmish line in battle that ascer-
tains and develops tho strength and
position of the enemy, but fails 20
achieve any renown in the conflict
which they open. Every mining camp
bears the imprint of the prospsctor's
pick, but il is rare occurrence for
the professional prospector to remain
and share the benefits derived from
tho mine which owes its discovery to
diligent research. They are, us a rule,
y sort of wandering people, who strike
out into the wilderness as soon as the
camp they have opened up begins to
put on the airs of civilization IN the
slightest degree.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08
HAMILTON NOTES.
tFrom Our Regular Correspondent.
HAMILTON, Oct. 5, 1887.


Alex. Muir now occupies the position
OF Foreman of the mines at SelIgman.
The family of r. NJ. Peters depart
for Petaluma, Cal, next Saturday. So
you will see our population is thinning
out rapidly.
A contract has been let to Dennis
McAllen and his nephew Edward to
run 30 feet upon the Jennie A mine IA
drift from the tunnel.
Thomas ]. Read has been appointed
10y L. n Robinson Superintendent Mt
Seligman, to fill the place of Samuel
Liddle, who retired from the same.
Kraniaz Sc Paul shipped ten tons
more of ore from Swansea during the
past week. Frank Paul is interested
with Kraniaz in the property there,
and Charles Pritchard is working with
Rocco.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Ross
took place on Sept. 29th. and was at
tended by nearly all the population of
Hamilton and large eortege of friends
from Sehgman. The lady was ma
tive of Nova Scotia, aged 81 years.
August Stein. who for long time
past Inns been doing carpenter work at
Seligman, has lately struck it quite
rich in other directions He is now
d, veIoping 4 mine near Martins Well,
winch shows remarkably we'll in Ga
lena. as we'll Ms containing carbonates
-. sup. rior order II other places.
Besides ihis, Mrs. Stein contributed
Monday morning her quota Of n honne-
ink lnlby boy of IL pounds weight.
Gus is happy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08
Cherry Creek

Deputy Sheriff Lyons. just in from
Cherry Creek. reports the mining
prospects cf that town rs decidedly
improving. The Exchequer people
are meeting with success, and Charles
Kenny is taking some good ore out Of
the old Star mine. The Star mill is
to be put in repair and crushing
made this winttr. We are pleased Ia
note these favorable reports from
Cherry.